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(Marathon Week) Learn more about your device: Charge your device faster!

Charge your device faster!

In an emergency, you might want to charge your iPhone in 10 or 20 minutes. In such scenarios, you might want to do a few things. This will result in your iPhone charging faster.

Turn on Airplane Mode

Airplane mode disables Wi-Fi and Bluetooth preventing your iPhone from connecting to the internet or connecting with nearby devices. This also disables the cellular networks on your device. The iPhone will charge a bit faster.

Methods - 

  1. Slide up control center and enable Airplane Mode.
  2. Settings > Airplane Mode (Toggle On)

Turn the device off.

If that didn't help you, you might want to turn the entire device off. This will help the iPhone charge a lot faster as it isn't using the battery while it's charging. Hold the power button until 'Slide to Power Off' appears.

Enjoy Marathon Week!

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Rahul
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